Very disappointing. This center is under new management so I was hopeful it had improved. The carpet I think has been replaced but other than that it seemed the same. Not very clean and has become quite pricey. For myself and two kids (4 and 7 yr olds) it was $24 just to get in the door. That is a fair chunk higher than the other bigger and newer centers not that far away. The food range was limited and bit like being at an airport bit pricey and you can't bring your own food in. The temperature outside today would have been 12 degrees and they had the front door open the whole time I was frozen. Not so bad for the kids as they are racing around. One positive they had kept the under 3 year old area for the little ones.

First went here when I brought a scoopon deal and was very impressed, Note this place can be very busy Weekend morning's due to birthday parties etc. But during the week is a bit more chilled, my daughter loves it (Nice range of reasonable priced food too)

This place is expensive, but just the best fun ever for kids aged 3-10 or maybe even up to 11-12. Perhaps a little challenging for children younger than this - but we've never taken younger children and they might enjoy it a lot! It is just that the equipment, whilst safe, is tall and very immersive; I think it might have been overwhelming for some of the younger children.

I recently returned to Wiggly Worms with my friend and her two children aged 5 and 7. I used to take my younger sister there when she was 5-10 and she loved it so much! The place is crazy fun! There is a huge tower to climb through with slides and allsorts, a ball pit, nice food and so many other kids to interact with!

It does get expensive; we paid $10 per child plus food and things. But if you compare that to a movie, it's cheaper and more likely to engage younger children!

I myself had so much fun chasing little A across some of the equipment, and watching the kids play together. A definite winner!

We went here for a birthday party a few weeks ago. I am a bit sceptical about these places as I have only ever heard of bad things and always getting sick afterwards. I was surprised though when we got their. The food was great and the cleanliness was better than what I expected.

My toddler had a great time in the under 3 room but the other kids that were older looked as though they were having the time of their lives on the big play ground and the bouncy castle.

I would return in the future.

I took my 2 and a half year old and 3 month old to the play cafe. My toddler had a ball. The milkshake and croissant were good and reasonably priced. The table area was clean. The centre is also breast feeding friendly. Will definitely head there again the future when the weather is poor.

My kids had a absolute ball here! Value for money is quite good. I love that you can sit back with a coffee and watch your childern play! I will take my kids there again for sure!

A small indoor play gym located on the main drag of Glenelg. My 2 and 5 year olds enjoyed themselves, but it was about 40% more expensive than Wacky Warehouse which is much larger. Drinks were probably more reasonably priced.

Our daughter had a great time here, food is quite reasonable price wise, only downer is that the car park is usually always full especially on weekends

Not many places like this in Adelaide. The kids love it i personally hate it! its crowded and chaotic and a living nightmare for adults!! :) But the kids love it and its a nice treat for them plus at the end of an hour or two in there they are exhausted :)

Great place to take the kids if there bored especialy on school holidays. You can also get a bite to eat there price its not bad and the food its nice.

Not many play cafes left and this does seem to be quite a reasonable one. Large area overall for the play equipment with different area set aside for the smaller aged kids. It does tend to be on the pricey side especially where the food is concerned. Also very loud but i guess that number of kids racing around in one place is always going to be.

The kids seem to like it but for the adults you tend to feel like cattle! I have only been there for parties. If a crowded noisey place for you kids to run around in... Go for it!

This is a fairly expensive play cafe, but it's one of the best, as far as equipment goes. There are different areas for kids to play in and they are well spread out with plenty of room to move around between the tables and chairs too.

Has to be the best childrens playhouse! I travel from Elizabeth to take my kids there! Only Bad thing is having to travel all that way. First class food.

Approximate cost: $20.00

a great place to take your kids when they are bored, the food is nice, the place could do with a spruce up - but that's what kids do! It's a good way for parents to escape for a little while, relaxing having a coffee while you kids go crazy!

Busy, friendly play cafe. Has a separate area for little ones so they can play safely. Lots for the kids to do. Food is nice, however a little pricey and you are not allowed to bring your own from home. Entry price okay for older kids however a little expensive for young children.

I attended wiggly worms for my friend's daughter's Bday. It was a lovely place to celebrate the special occasion. The food is a little expensive for little ones considering that they waste alot of it but for mums and dads to have a ice chocolate, milkshake or coffee it's great. I was impressed with the appearance of the food and drinks. The facility is clean and presented really well, it made me feel at ease letting my little one play.

Approximate cost: $8

Wiggly worms is a fun place to take the kids for some fun on the weekend. It can get very noisy though so take your ear plugs. You also need to purchase your food from the cafe so don't take any sandwiches from home.

absolutely a great family place , can enjoy great food while children run amok on all the play equipment, best to go early as very popular,best one adelaide.